• How can I order a house from you? You should contact our exports department and learn the details about our products and ask the price of a certain product from our site you liked. If you want a fully or partially customized product you can order a new project as well. We can draw a project based on your wishes and imagination for a small fee. After we have a project either chosen by you or drawn by us or your architect, we will prepare a price list of what materials are necessary to complete the project. We discuss what you want to include or exclude then we can make a contract based on what is included. After the contract is settled and payment procedures are initiated, we will start preparing your package in the factory and build your house.
• How do you calculate the prices?
We don’t give random prices. We calculate the prices based on the materials we use. Most important item is the solid thick timber we use for walls and roofs because it is the main element to build the house. We calculate it in volume not in m2 (in cubic meter m3). That will be the major part of the price, then we calculate auxiliary wooden parts and other materials like fasteners, insulation etc. You can also choose to include floor, windows and doors.
One important note here: Our prices will be lower for same quality products you can order in Europe. When you see lower prices we advise you to check the wood quality they use. Some people don't pay attention to that and miss that cheap houses are sold with 60-90 mm thick low quality wood. Our minumum is about 140mm and goes up to 200mm+ premium. It is also important to know what is included in the price. Sometimes sellers only present part of the materials they use then you will be surprised by the final prices. It is a sales trick and we don't do that. We give you the price list directly.
• What about the transportation.
We work with professional transportation companies for years for our overseas deliveries and deliver our products anywhere around the world without issues. We have built from Europe to U.S.A. to Emirates or even as far as Australia.
• I have heard there are sanctions affecting your country.
These sanctions are not applied on our products. We sell wooden houses and this kind of product is not under sanctions. We recently got orders from EU countries such as Germany and built our products there without any single issue.
• I will deal first time with your company. How can I trust you?
We are the first CIS country (Post Soviet Country) which has managed to get EU standards certifications in Wooden House building and we are proud of it. We are a company with 18 years of history. We have built thousands of houses in Russia and Belarus and hundreds of houses overseas in multiple countries. Customer happiness is a priority. Our CEO who has founded the company, supervises every single project himself and we are always in communication with our customers. With the age of social media and internet no company has the luxury to lose trust because information is spread very quickly. We are aware of that and we do our best to deliver our promises when a contract is made.
• Can you design an X m2 project for me?
We have a professional team of architects who are specialized in designing wooden house projects. Their designs are so good that some of the designs have been sold over and over. We will do our best for you to have the wooden house of your dreams.
• What kind of wood do you use?
We use North European Pine. We cut them in thick clean pieces in our own factory. The trees are from Belarus, where winters can be very cold and summers hot. This means the wood is very resilient to changing weather extremes. Also, properties of pine tree make it resistant to bugs. These are not regular thin wood cuts. Our wood is reasonably thick, which makes the maintenance very easy. You don’t need to maintain it every couple of years like a cheap product you can check it back every ten years! Thickness also makes it very fire resistant. Our wood product has excellent temperature insulation properties.
• Should I choose round logs or glued laminated timber?
We work with both types. Round logs have been traditional way of building wooden houses for a long time. And because it looks natural some people still request it just for design features. But we almost always recommend using the newest technology timber house building by glued laminated timber blocks. Their advantages are so many. They are more resistant to cracks and aging, much easier to maintain, they wear way less, they isolate the temperature much better, they will grant much better structural integrity.
• Do you build the electrical, water, gas heating and gas systems in the house?
We don’t build these systems ourselves in our houses especially for exports because each country has its own regulations with electricity, gas, water etc. connections. This is why we leave this work for the local professionals.
But we make the house ready for these systems. It will be ready for connections. We also show the locations of the connections in our plans.
• Do you build the foundation?
We don’t build the foundation but we make sure that the foundation size and structure is correct so that the house will fit on the foundation perfectly. We include the drawings for the foundation. We also send an expert who may supervise the locals building the foundation and check it to make sure that everything is correct when the house package arrives.
• How is the house built when the materials arrive?
Our carpenters acquire visas according to the country they need to build. Most of them already have Schengen visas for example and they can freely travel around EU countries. Depending on the project we can send up to 1-3 carpenters. It also depends on your request. Sometimes we can send a single carpenter which supervises the local carpenters. Sometimes we send a team of 3 which will complete the project by themselves. The laborers should be paid daily by the customer dependent on the country they work in.
• Why should I choose your company?
We are a very experienced company; our products have same high quality with some of the best companies with much lower price thanks to lower production costs in our country and efficiency. Our proximity to Europe offering such good prices for great quality items and craftsmanship makes us a top choice.
We are a team of professionals who love our job. We are wooden house, wooden product enthusiasts ourselves. We dealt with wood since our childhood in North Europe and we understand the language of wood. We have beautiful designs inspired from countries and territories like Russia, Belarus, Finland, Germany, Baltic, Canada etc.
We are honest. We tell you directly what is possible and what is not possible. We do our best to understand you and make your dream come true without much struggle.
We are a proven company. Our work speaks for itself. We have the first EU certificate amongst CIS countries. We built countless wooden houses and made countless clients happy.Examples of wooden houses built by the company Archiline Wooden Houses in the World:
1. How is a wooden house better than a brick or block house?
Wood is a living, eco—friendly material. It regulates the humidity in the room, "breathes" and creates a healthy microclimate. At the same time, modern assembly technologies allow a wooden house to be as durable and warm as a capital one.
2. Is a wooden house suitable for year-round living?
Yes, if the standards of thermal insulation and engineering solutions are followed, a wooden house is great for winter. We build houses taking into account the Belarusian climate.
3. What types of wooden houses do you produce?
We build houses from glued and profiled beams, rounded logs.
4. What are the advantages of laminated timber?
It is resistant to deformation, does not shrink, and has a stable geometry. It is an ideal material for quick, precise and aesthetically pleasing home assembly.
5. How long does a wooden house last?
The service life, if properly operated, is from 80 to 150 years or more. At the same time, home maintenance is minimal: timely facade treatment and joint inspection.
6. Is there a smell in a wooden house?
Yes, the natural woody fragrance persists for many years. This is especially pronounced in houses made of pine, larch or spruce timber.
7. Is the wood rotting?
No, with proper drying and factory treatment with antiseptics, the wood is reliably protected from moisture, fungus and pests.
8. Which is better: glued or profiled timber?
Glued is more stable, more expensive, and more aesthetically pleasing. Profiled is cheaper, shrinks, and takes longer to finish. The choice depends on the budget and requirements.
9. What is the minimum size of a house that can be built?
Mini-houses of 40 m2 and above. We design both compact country houses and cottages over 400 m2.
10. Is it possible to build a house according to an individual project?
Yes, we have our own architectural bureau. We design from scratch or adapt any of your sketches for production.
11. How safe are wooden houses in case of fire?
We use flame-retardant impregnations, as well as design fire safety systems in accordance with European standards.
12. Is it possible to build a wooden house next to a pond?
Yes. With proper foundation and ventilation, wood is not afraid of a humid environment. We take into account the characteristics of the soil and develop individual solutions.
13. Which countries do your clients come from?
Our houses are located in more than 30 countries around the world: Germany, France, Poland, the UAE, etc.
14. Is it possible to build a turnkey house?
Yes. We offer construction at all stages: from design and production to assembly, engineering and finishing.
15. Do you make houses with an attic, a terrace, a balcony?
Sure. We design any architectural form: bay windows, panoramic windows, stained glass windows, balconies, outdoor terraces and much more.
16. How long does it take to build a wooden house?
The time depends on the technology and the amount of work. On average, the construction of a house made of glued beams takes 3-6 months, taking into account all stages: from the foundation to finishing.
17. Is it possible to build a house on a slope or a difficult site?
Yes. We design and build houses taking into account any site features: height differences, wet zones, sandy or clay soils — everything is solved.
18. Is it possible to expand the house in the future?
Yes. We are laying out in advance the constructive possibility for outbuildings, outbuildings, garage or terrace if you are planning future development.
19. Does the house make noise in a strong wind?
No. Modern assembly technologies and high-quality joints eliminate squeaks and vibrations even in strong gusts of wind.
20. What insulation technologies do you use?
Depending on the project — jute, psul, bostik - interventricular insulation for a wooden house. We select a solution that suits the climate and budget.
21. Is it possible to use a "warm floor" in a wooden house?
Yes. We design and install water or electric underfloor heating systems, taking into account floor structures and finishes.
22. What is the heat efficiency of a wooden house?
Wooden walls have low thermal conductivity. With a wall thickness of 180-230 mm, the house complies with European energy efficiency standards.
23. Do you use environmentally friendly materials?
Yes. All wood is certified. We also use safe antiseptics and water-based paints, without toxins and odors.
24. How is ventilation carried out in a wooden house?
Supply and exhaust ventilation is being designed. Natural ventilation through slit systems, windows, and structural solutions are also used.
25. Is it possible to make a house in a modern style with a flat roof and panoramic Windows?
Yes. We design both classic and modern high-tech houses, chalets, barnhouses, with any architectural elements.
26. Is it possible to order a house without interior decoration?
Yes. We offer house kits "in a box", for finishing or turnkey, depending on your goals and budget.
27. Which foundation is better for a wooden house?
Most often we use a pile-grillwork, ribbon or slab foundation — the choice depends on the type of soil and the construction of the house.
28. How much does a laminated timber house weigh?
Approximately 200-350 kg/m2, depending on the thickness of the beam and the number of floors. This is significantly lighter than its brick counterparts and saves on the foundation.
29. Is it possible to build a house on a plot without electricity and water?
Yes. At the construction stage, we use generators and imported water. The main thing is to provide access and basic conditions for the installation team.
30. How is quality controlled at all stages?
We carry out internal quality control: wood entry control, joint inspection, photo reports, author supervision and acceptance at each stage.
31. Is it possible to order construction only within Belarus?
No. We implement projects not only in Belarus, but also around the world. We have extensive experience in exporting to Europe, the CIS, the UAE and other countries.
32. What is included in the concept of "house kit"?
A house kit is a fully prepared set of elements for assembling a house: walls, ceilings, rafter system, wiring diagrams, fasteners.
33. Do you participate in construction or only sell kits?
We offer both options: both the supply of a complete set and a complete turnkey construction cycle with copyright control.
34. How many specialists work at the facility?
The installation team usually consists of 3-6 people. The amount depends on the complexity of the project and the deadline for completion.
35. Is it possible to transfer a ready-made house kit to another region?
Yes. All items are labeled and packed in containers, which allows the kit to be transported anywhere in the world.
36. How long does it take to assemble on site?
The box of the house is assembled in 2-6 weeks, depending on the area and number of floors. The terms are specified in the contract.
37. Is it possible to make changes to the project during the construction phase?
Yes, but taking into account the already manufactured elements. It is best to finalize the project at the pre-production stage.
38. What finishing materials do you recommend?
For the interior — lining, natural oil, decorative plaster. For the facade — water-based paints, raised beams, thermal panels.
39. Do I need a permit to build a wooden house?
Yes. We help with the registration of permits and technical specifications in accordance with the legislation of the customer's country.
40. Is it possible to order a sauna, gazebo or garage in the same style?
Yes. We design and build small architectural forms in the same style as the main house.
FAQ. Materials and technologies:
41. How is glued timber made?
The wood is dried to 10-12% humidity, then calibrated, the lamellae are glued in a press and profiled on a machine. The output is a durable, stable material.
42. How many layers are there in glued beams?
Usually 3-5 layers. The more layers, the higher the resistance to deformation and stress.
43. What kind of adhesive system is used?
We use certified adhesives of European production, without formaldehyde, approved for residential housing construction.
44. How does profiled timber differ from ordinary timber?
It has a planed surface and a precise spike-groove connection, which ensures a tight fit and minimal heat loss.
45. What is the difference between dry and wet timber?
Dry timber (humidity up to 18%) does not deform, suitable for quick finishing. Damp (natural humidity) requires prolonged shrinkage and control.
46. What sizes of timber are available?
Standard cross sections: 160×160, 180×180, 200×200, 220×220 mm. Individual sizes are available according to the project.
47. Is the core of the wood used?
Yes. We use core boards in the production of glued beams to avoid cracks and stresses in the material.
48. Where is the wood harvested?
We use wood from the northern regions of Belarus — dense, slow-growing, resistant to external influences.
49. Is humidity control carried out?
Yes. Each element is checked with a moisture meter before, during and after drying. This ensures the stability of the geometry.
50. How are the ends of the beam protected?
The ends are treated with a special compound against cracking and rapid moisture absorption — especially important in the off-season.
51. What is the difference between chamber-drying timber and natural moisture?
Chamber drying allows you to precisely control humidity and avoid deformations. Such a bar can be immediately used for finishing.
52. Is antiseptic treatment of wood mandatory?
Yes. Even with dry material, we additionally treat wood with antiseptics to protect it from blue, mold, and insects.
53. How environmentally friendly is the glue in the laminated timber?
We use polyurethane adhesive of the European standard without formaldehyde — it is safe even for children's institutions.
54. What is a double profiled timber with insulation?
This is a technology in which two layers of timber are connected to the insulation between them. Thermal efficiency increases without loss of naturalness.
55. What is an LVL bar and do you use it?
LVL is a glued veneer plywood. We use it in structural elements (beams, floors) where high strength is needed.
56. What class of wood is used for load-bearing structures?
We use grade A (first) and higher, without cracks, resin pockets and curvature. All wood is certified.
57. Is it possible to use larch?
Yes, but it is heavier and more expensive. We use larch for exterior decoration, terraces, balustrades, steps.
58. What is a "zero cycle"?
These are site preparation works: marking, excavation, foundation construction. We perform a full cycle with geodesy and design.
59. Is it possible to use timber in combination with brick, stone, metal?
Yes. We design combined houses: wood+stone, wood+concrete, wood+glass. It all depends on the architectural design.
60. What is a "thermal tree" and do you use it?
Thermal wood is wood treated with high temperature to increase its resistance to moisture and bio—contamination. We use it in facades and terraces.
FAQ - Foundations, site, Geology:
61. What types of foundations do you build?
We use pile-grillwork, strip and monolithic slab foundations, depending on the geology and design load.
62. Are you doing site geology?
Yes. We will organize engineering and geological surveys to select the right foundation. This reduces risks and saves money in the future.
63. Is it possible to build without geology?
It is possible, but it increases the risks of precipitation, cracks and overuse of concrete. We recommend geology as a mandatory stage.
64. Do you build foundations in peat or swampy areas?
Yes. We use elongated piles, reinforced grillings and geotextiles. Each solution is developed individually.
65. What should I do if the site is on a slope?
We design retaining walls, step foundations, or piles of varying lengths. Terracing of the plot is also possible.
66. Is it possible to build a house on sandy soil?
Yes. Sand is one of the best soils with the right density. We use strip and slab foundations on a compacted sand cushion.
67. Which foundation is the cheapest?
Svayny is the most affordable and fastest to install. But it is not suitable for all types of soil and structures.
68. How long after pouring can you start assembling the house?
Under normal conditions, after 7-10 days. Concrete gains a full set of strength in 28 days, but when using concrete additives, the time is shortened.
69. Do I need to insulate the foundation?
Yes, especially with a slab or ribbon base. We use XPS (extruded polystyrene foam) on the base and under the sole.
70. Is ventilation provided under the house?
Yes. Ventilation ducts or a ventilated basement must be designed to prevent dampness and fungus.
FAQ - Production and assembly of wooden houses:
71. Where is your production facility located?
Our factory is located in Vitebsk region, Belarus. We produce a full cycle: from sawing wood to packing a ready-made house kit.
72. What is your production capacity?
We are able to produce up to 2,000 m2 of house kits per month, which allows us to fulfill both private and corporate orders.
73. Do you produce non-standard items?
Yes. We produce shaped elements, arches, complex rafter systems, balconies, carved details and other architectural accents.
74. How do you control product quality?
The control is carried out at each stage: input control of raw materials, humidity control, calibration, gluing, labeling and packaging.
75. Do you guarantee the products?
Yes. For glued beams — up to 10 years, subject to storage and installation conditions. For installation work — from 1 to 5 years.
76. How is the house kit packed for transportation?
All elements are marked, packed in bags, tightened, protected from moisture by a membrane and loaded into a truck or container.
77. How does unloading take place at the site?
Unloading is carried out by a crane or a manipulator. We provide a stacking scheme and instructions for storing the items.
78. Who is assembling the house on the site?
Our certified installation teams with more than 10 years of experience. Installation supervision is also possible for the client's teams.
79. How long does it take to install a box at home?
An average box with an area of 120-180 m2 is assembled in 10-20 working days. It all depends on the weather conditions and the number of floors.
80. What is the manufacturing accuracy of the elements?
Deviations — no more than ± 1 mm. This allows you to achieve an ideal connection without cracks, distortions and improvements on the site.
81. Is it possible to install a house on your own?
Yes, if you have any experience. We will provide a complete set of drawings, instructions, specifications and video instructions.
82. Are there any risks of deformation during storage on site?
If properly laid and sheltered, no. We provide detailed recommendations for the temporary preservation of the kit.
83. Are you doing roof installation?
Yes. We install a rafter system, a crate, roofing films and a roofing covering: metal, soft tiles, a fold, etc.
84. What tools are needed for assembly?
A set of standard carpentry and mounting tools: hammer drill, screwdriver, level, saws, mounting clamps.
85. Do you produce wooden floors?
Yes. We manufacture floor beams, decking, fasteners that provide reliable sound and vibration insulation.
86. How long does interior finishing take?
On average, it takes from 1 to 3 months, depending on the materials chosen, the area and the complexity of the engineering systems.
87. Is it possible to use drywall in a wooden house?
Yes. With the right ventilated crate and vapor barrier, it is great for interior walls and ceilings.
88. Does the house settle down over time?
Houses made of glued beams practically do not shrink. For other types (rounded logs, raw timber) shrinkage is up to 5-8% in the first year.
89. Is it possible to build a house on screw piles?
Yes, for temporary or light buildings (baths, cottages) it's possible. Reinforced concrete foundations are preferred for capital houses.
90. How do you ensure tightness of corners and joints?
We use the factory's spike-groove profile, wall-to-wall insulation, and sealing tapes. This provides protection against blowing and cold bridges.
91. Do you install heating systems?
Yes. We install water and electric heating: radiators, underfloor heating, convectors, heat pumps, boiler rooms.
92. Is it possible to use gas heating in a wooden house?
Yes, subject to the norms. We design and install gas boilers, ventilation systems and automation systems, taking into account all safety requirements.
93. Do you install water supply and sewerage?
Yes. We lay pipes, do wiring around the house, connect pumps, boilers, filters, septic tanks and bio-treatment plants.
94. Where are the utilities in a wooden house?
Electrics and plumbing are installed in hidden channels of walls, ceilings or in finishing boxes — with full fire and sanitary safety.
95. Is it possible to make an autonomous life support system?
Yes. We design self—contained houses with solar panels, wells, generators, septic tanks - for areas without grid connection.
96. What is included in the standard electrical kit?
Internal wiring, sockets, switches, switchboard, grounding, RCD. All materials are certified.
97. Do you do ventilation?
Yes. We install both natural and forced ventilation (supply and exhaust air, recuperators), including kitchens and bathrooms.
98. Is it possible to make a smart home system?
Yes. At the customer's request, we integrate lighting, heating, camera, security and climate control systems.
99. Is grounding required in a wooden house?
Necessarily. We design and install a ground loop to protect against short circuits and lightning strikes.
100. Do you make lightning protection?
Yes. Depending on the height and location of the house, a lightning protection system and surge protection are designed.
101. How is fire safety of engineering systems ensured?
All wires are laid in a corrugation or a metal sleeve. Circuit breakers, insulation, and fire-resistant materials are used.
102. Is it possible to install a fireplace?
Yes. We design and install both wood—burning fireplaces, bio fireplaces, and electric fireplaces in compliance with all fire safety regulations.
103. How does engineering systems design work?
We are doing an engineering project at the general architecture stage: we select equipment, calculate capacities, lay routes.
104. Do you do the internal wiring of air conditioners?
Yes. We are laying routes for multi-split systems, ducted air conditioners, VRF systems according to the customer's project.
105. Is it possible to hide engineering communications completely?
Yes. All pipes, cables, and ducts are hidden in walls, ceilings, or under finishing touches — without losing access to maintenance.
106. Are technical facilities provided?
Yes. We design boiler rooms, boiler rooms, laundry rooms, dressing rooms — depending on the purpose and area of the house.
107. Do you install water purification systems?
Yes. Coarse and fine filters, degreasers, UV disinfection are selected individually for each water source.
108. Is it possible to provide alternative energy sources?
Yes. We are considering the possibility of connecting solar panels, wind turbines, solar systems and energy storage systems.
109. Are there power limitations in a wooden house?
No. Modern wooden houses can withstand standard household loads (up to 15-25 kW) and industrial ones with proper design.
110. What noise insulation measures do you use?
We use gaskets, sound insulation mats, special plates and floating floor technology to reduce noise.
111. Do you do interior decoration?
Yes. We offer turnkey finishing: walls, ceilings, floors, painting, tiles, installation of doors, stairs and furniture — all under the designer's control.
112. Is it possible to leave the timber inside without finishing?
Yes. The timber can be left open. We sand it and treat it with oil or varnish, preserving the natural texture of the wood.
113. What are the best finishing materials to use in a wooden house?
Eco-friendly: lining, wood, decorative plaster, clinker, stone, cork. We do not recommend PVC and materials with a pungent odor.
114. How to avoid cracking of the finish during shrinkage?
In glued beams, shrinkage is minimal, but for sensitive coatings (such as tiles), we use elastic seams and deformation gaps.
115. Do you do interior design?
Yes. Our architects and designers create customized projects: from layout to 3D visualization, furniture and decor.
116. Is it possible to use drywall?
Yes, if there is a vent and vapor barrier. We also use hot water heating panels, raised beams, wood panels, clapboard, stretch ceilings.
117. How is the ceiling decorated?
Most often — natural board, raised beams, clapboard or painted glass. Stretch ceilings are possible, especially in bathrooms and kitchens.
118. What floor finishing options do you offer?
Parquet, solid board, ceramic tiles, laminate, engineering board, tiles, quartz vinyl — it all depends on the budget and the purpose of the room.
119. Do you make ladders?
Yes. We produce wooden and combined stairs to the second floor, basement or mezzanine — with handrails and risers.
120. How to protect the walls from darkening over time?
Tinting oil or azure with a UV filter is used. It is also important to ensure ventilation and regular preventive treatment.
121. Is it possible to make an interior in a modern style?
Sure. We create houses in the style of minimalism, scandi, high-tech, barnhouse, loft — not only "wooden" solutions.
122. Do you do facade finishing?
Yes. In addition to painting timber, we offer paneling with wood, stone, plaster, combined facades.
123. Is it possible to paint the house in a light color?
Yes. Modern water-based paints preserve the texture and protect the wood from UV radiation. Light colors do not turn yellow or fade.
124. What is the service life of facade painting?
From 5 to 10 years, depending on the composition and operating conditions. We use paints with high weather resistance.
125. Do you make terraces and canopies?
Yes. We design and build outdoor and indoor terraces, verandas, porches, canopies, carports and barbecue areas.
126. Which facade options are the most durable?
Combined: wood + stone. They are resistant to moisture, mechanical stress and temperature fluctuations.
127. Is it possible to use glass facades?
Yes. We integrate panoramic glazing, sliding systems, French windows with warm double-glazed windows.
128. Do you make outdoor lighting?
Yes. We lay cables and install facade lamps, lighting of steps, paths, gazebos — with automation and sensors.
129. Is it possible to decorate a house in the style of a chalet?
Yes. The chalet style is one of our profiles: powerful beams, natural stone, wide overhangs, cozy warm facades.
130. What is the most popular interior style?
Classic, modern Scandinavian, "Russian cottage", barnhouse, eco loft. We select the style according to the client's request and the architecture of the house.
131. Do I need special care for a wooden house?
Yes, but it's minimal. The main measures are periodic inspection of joints, ventilation, facade painting every 5-7 years.
132. How often do I need to update the facade painting?
On average, once every 7 years. We use UV-protected paints and oils, which extends the service life up to 10 years.
133. What should I do if there is a crack in the wood?
Small cracks are a natural process. They can be sealed with a special putty on wood or left as a decorative element.
134. How to take care of the interventricular insulation?
No way — with proper styling, it does not require maintenance. We use moisture- and bio-resistant jute/flax fiber, bostic.
135. How to deal with insects?
We treat wood with antiseptics and flame retardants at the factory. Repeated treatment is carried out once every 8-10 years, if necessary.
136. Do I need to treat the interior walls?
It is recommended that oil, varnish or wax protect against contamination and preserve color. Decorative painting is also possible.
137. How to ensure a long service life of a wooden house?
Regular inspection once a year, good ventilation, no stagnation of water at the foundation and protection of the facade from UV radiation.
138. What is included in your company's warranty?
For glued beams — up to 10 years, for installation — 2-5 years, for finishing materials — under manufacturer's warranty. All conditions are specified in the contract.
139. How is the acceptance of the object carried out?
In stages: foundation, box, roof, finishing, engineering. An acceptance certificate is drawn up for each stage, with photo and video recording.
140. Can I call a specialist for a routine check-up?
Yes. We provide after—sales service - departure of an engineer, inspection of structures, recommendations on care.
141. What should I do if there is a fungus?
First, identify the cause — usually ventilation. We carry out antiseptic treatment, drying and preventive measures.
142. Do I need to clean the ventilation ducts?
Yes, 1-2 times a year. This is especially important in basement or ventilated floors — it prevents dampness and mold.
143. How to clean a wooden facade?
Soft wash — warm water, sponge, neutral soap. Do not use strong pressure to avoid damaging the coating.
144. Is it possible to install an air conditioner on a wooden wall?
Yes, if there is a reinforced mortgage and proper routing. We lay out such places at the project stage.
145. Is it necessary to insulate the house additionally after 5-10 years?
Not if the house is properly designed and built. All insulation materials have a long service life and stable characteristics.
146. Where can I keep my home documentation?
We provide a complete set of drawings, material passports, and certificates. Keep them in a safe place — it will be useful for repairs and redevelopment.
147. Is it possible to redevelop in 5-10 years?
Yes, but only after analyzing the load-bearing structures. We will provide advice on changing walls, windows, doors and partitions.
148. What should I do in case of flooding or leakage?
Dry, disinfect, and replace the insulation or trim if necessary. We will help with the inspection and repairs.
149. Is there a home maintenance service?
Yes. We offer post-warranty service, consultations, assistance with repairs and renovation of finishes.
150. Is it possible to insure a wooden house?
Yes. Modern insurance companies insure wooden houses on a par with stone ones, provided they have the appropriate protections and documentation.
151. Which countries do you supply houses to?
We supply homes to more than 30 countries around the world, including Germany, France, Poland, the UAE, Lithuania and even Australia.
152. What documents are required for export?
We are preparing a complete package: export contract, specifications, packing lists, certificates of origin, customs declarations, phytosanitary certificates.
153. How long does it take to ship abroad?
From 5 to 30 days, depending on the country and the delivery method (car, sea, container). We take into account the deadlines at the borders and issue transit documents.
154. How is the house packed for transportation?
All elements are marked, bagged, covered with film, tied with slings and stacked according to the scheme in a truck or container.
155. Is it possible to deliver the house kit by sea?
Yes. We ship houses in 40-foot shipping containers. All elements are adapted in length to minimize unnecessary costs.
156. How many cars do I need to deliver a house of 150 m2?
Usually 2-3 eurofares (depending on the area and configuration). The weight of one set is from 12 to 30 tons.
157. Do you help with customs clearance?
Yes. We prepare the documents, accompany the cargo, and work with customs brokers and logistics companies.
158. Who unloads the house kit on site?
Unloading is carried out by the customer, but we provide a scheme and recommendations. If necessary, we send the chief engineer.
159. Are there any risks of damage during transportation?
Minimal. All items are packed, secured and accompanied by a loading chart. We insure the cargo at the request of the client.
160. Is it possible to get a house kit in parts?
Yes. Delivery is possible in 2-3 stages: first the beams and the box, then the roof and the finish. This is convenient for stage-by-stage construction.
161. Do you cooperate with international carriers?
Yes. We work with major logistics companies: DB Schenker, Kuehne+Nagel, DSV, as well as with local companies in recipient countries.
162. How is the payment made upon export delivery?
Step—by—step: an advance payment is made upon signing the design and production agreement, the main payment is made before shipment, and the final payment is made after acceptance of the kit.
163. Do you work with turnkey exports?
Yes. We take over the project, production, logistics, customs, delivery, installation supervision - right up to the delivery of the facility in another country.
164. Do you provide translation and localization services for the project?
Yes. The projects are translated into English, German, French, and Polish, taking into account local building regulations.
165. Is it possible to install a house abroad?
Yes. We send our own installation team or provide installation supervision. We also train the client's local teams.
166. How do you ensure the accuracy of assembly abroad?
Each kit is provided with instructions, installation drawings, photos, 3D diagrams and markings. Errors are reduced to zero.
167. Is it possible to put a house on a remote island or in a remote area?
Yes. We have already supplied houses to islands and mountain villages.
168. What is the most difficult climate for a wooden house?
We successfully supply homes in hot, humid and cold (Kamchatka) zones.
169. Is it possible to order a European-style house for the foreign market?
Yes. We design houses in European, American, Alpine and Scandinavian architecture — adapted to the laws of the customer's country.
170. Is there any experience of delivery to countries with seismic activity?
Yes. We develop projects according to earthquake-resistant standards (Eurocode 8) and supply houses to regions with increased activity (for example, Italy).
171. Is it true that a wooden house is short-lived?
This is a myth. With the right technology, high—quality wood and regular maintenance, the service life of a wooden house exceeds 300 years, just like a stone house.
172. Do wooden houses necessarily crack?
Cracks are possible in logs or raw timber. In glued beams, cracks are minimal and do not affect the structure — this is a natural feature of wood.
173. Is the timber rotting?
Not if it is dry, treated, and properly mounted. We apply antiseptics and moisture protection at every stage.
174. Can you hear every movement in a wooden house?
High-quality installation and sound insulation of the floors minimize sound conduction. We use professional acoustics solutions.
175. Do rats and mice like to live in wooden walls?
No. There are no cavities in glued beams and dense structures. Animals will not be able to get inside with proper construction.
176. Does a tree light up quickly?
Modern impregnations and compliance with regulations reduce fire risks to the level of a brick house, and much higher than a frame one. We apply European fire protection standards.
177. Is the house "breathing" — does it mean it is being blown?
No. "Breathing" means that the wood regulates the humidity of the air. Insulation, gaskets and sealants eliminate drafts.
178. Is it difficult to insure a wooden house?
No. We provide all the documents and specifications that insurance companies accept. The conditions are similar to other materials.
179. Does the beam necessarily shrink?
Only with natural humidity. In glued and dry timber, shrinkage is minimal and does not interfere with finishing immediately after assembly.
180. Does the facade fade quickly in the sun?
Only if it is painted incorrectly. We use paints and oils with UV filters that retain color for up to 10 years.
181. Can't a wooden house be made in a modern design?
Wrong. We build houses in the style of high-tech, minimalism, barnhouse, modern — with flat roofs, glass and metal.
182. Can't you hang heavy shelves or a TV on a wooden wall?
May. We install embedded elements that strengthen the attachment points, or we use special anchors made of wood.
183. Is it impossible to make wet areas in a wooden house?
May. Bathrooms, kitchens, and boilers are designed with waterproofing, forced ventilation, and tile or moisture-proof panels.
184. Can't the house be left without heating in winter?
It is possible — with proper thermal insulation and moisture exchange. We design houses that can withstand wintering in the "anti-freezing" mode.
185. Are wooden houses becoming more expensive due to rising prices for wood?
The price of the tree affects, but not critically. We optimize production, select sections and designs for the budget.
186. Can a house "lead" over time?
If you use low—quality raw materials, yes. We have strict geometry control, drying and gluing eliminate distortions and deformations.
187. Does the timber crack, so it's of poor quality?
Small cracks are normal for natural materials. They do not affect the heat and sound insulation.
188. Can't a house made of wood be built next to a forest?
It is possible and necessary. The main thing is to take into account humidity and ventilation. We design houses for any landscape.
189. Does a wooden house always smell like wood?
Yes, but the fragrance is mild, especially if it is treated with natural oils. This is one of the advantages of living in a wooden house.
190. After several years, does the bar begin to "creak"?
No. With precise assembly and tight fitting of the components, the design remains stable and silent for decades.
191. What is the difference between glued and profiled timber?
Glued — it is dried, glued together from several lamellae, does not shrink or crack. Profiled is one—piece, cheaper, but takes time to shrink.
192. Which is better: a glued beam or a frame?
Glued timber is more durable, more beautiful, and does not require finishing. The frame is cheaper and faster to build, but loses out in acoustics, resource, and fire safety.
193. What is the difference between a house made of logs and a house made of timber?
The log is a classic, natural aesthetic, but it gives a lot of shrinkage and cracks. Timber is more technologically advanced, convenient in finishing and insulation.
194. What should I choose: wood or brick?
Wood is light, warm, and builds quickly. Brick is massive, takes a long time to heat up, requires a foundation and insulation. Wood is more environmentally friendly.
195. Why is glued timber more expensive?
It undergoes drying, gluing, planing, and humidity control. This is a laborious process, but the result is a stable, durable and aesthetic material.
196. Is it possible to build a house with combined technologies?
Yes. We combine timber with stone, concrete, and a frame. This allows you to implement complex projects, facades, and interior solutions.
197. Which is faster to assemble: timber or frame?
The frame lasts longer. The assembly of glued beams takes only 1-2 weeks and does not require complex interior decoration.
198. Where is it warmer to live: in a frame or timber house?
Both can be warm. The main thing is the quality of insulation. But the timber retains heat longer and provides a natural microclimate.
199. Which is more difficult to maintain: brick or wood?
Wood requires preventive maintenance (treatment, painting), but it is easier to repair. The brick is stable, but it requires difficult work if damaged.
200. Where is the best sound insulation?
The timber is thicker and denser — it provides better sound insulation. Additional materials and gaskets have to be used in the frame.
201. What is the seismic resistance of wooden houses?
Very high. Wood is flexible and lighter than stone, which makes it ideal for earthquake-prone regions.
202. Is it possible to build multi-storey houses from glued beams?
Yes. Up to 3 floors — without restrictions. Higher — when designing with metal inserts and observing loads.
203. Who has a higher heat capacity, a bar or a brick?
The tree is taller. It warms up faster and retains heat longer, which saves on heating.
204. Which house retains comfortable humidity longer?
Wooden. It "breathes", that is, regulates the humidity in the room naturally, without condensation and overdrying.
205. Which is better for redevelopment — a frame or a beam?
The frame is easier to adapt, but with good design, flexible solutions can also be thought out in the timber.
206. Is it possible to build a frame house for 100 years?
It is possible, but only with perfect assembly, vapor barrier and the use of high-quality materials. The bar is reliable from the very beginning.
207. Where is it more difficult to carry out electrical work — in a frame or a beam?
It is simpler in the frame (in racks). Channels need to be laid in the timber at the production stage — we take everything into account in advance.
208. Which house cools down faster in winter when the heating is turned off?
The frame one. The bar keeps the heat at the expense of the mass. This is especially important in remote or autonomous facilities.
209. Which is more profitable during construction — timber or brick?
Glued timber is more expensive in terms of material, but faster in installation, does not require finishing, and saves on the foundation. The overall estimate may be comparable.
210. What to choose for a summer cottage and what for permanent residence?
A light beam is suitable for cottages. For year—round living - glued timber, profiled.
211. Do you build baths from glued beams?
Yes. We design and build full—fledged baths - with steam room, shower, relaxation room, terrace — in any size and configuration.
212. What is the difference between a timber bath and a frame bath?
A timber bath is more durable, retains heat longer, and is not afraid of moisture when properly processed.
213. Is it possible to order a sauna as part of the main house?
Yes. We design a sauna or steam room as a built-in room with a separate hood, insulation and engineering.
214. What section of timber do you recommend for a sauna?
Minimum 160×160 mm. Optimal — 180×180 mm and higher. It is important to consider thermal insulation and ventilation.
215. Do you make outbuildings and warehouses?
Yes. We build household units, workshops, garages, woodsheds, warehouses and technical rooms according to an individual project.
216. Is it possible to build a guest house on the site?
Yes. This popular solution is a compact house of 30-80 m2 with a kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. Great for guests or rentals.
217. Is it possible to build a complex: house, sauna, gazebo, garage?
Yes. We design and implement ensembles in a single architectural style — turnkey, on one site.
218. Do you make gazebos and summer kitchens?
Yes. We build indoor and outdoor gazebos, kitchens with barbecue, barbecue, smokehouse, fireplace and water supply system.
219. Which roof covering is better for baths and gazebos?
Natural tiles, cement tiles, metal, flexible tiles, trapezoidal sheet — depends on the design of the main house. We select materials for a single style.
220. Is it possible to build a sauna on screw piles?
Yes. This is a fast and budget option for light buildings. The main thing is to provide thermal insulation and ventilation of the basement.
221. Do you build modular houses?
Yes. We have compact mobile projects — mini-houses, offices that can be installed without a foundation.
222. Is it possible to insulate a sauna for year-round use?
Yes. We are laying insulation for the floor, walls and roof, as well as a heating system (oven, underfloor heating, electricity).
223. What foundation is used for small forms?
Usually — screw, pile, or lightweight belt type. It all depends on the weight and purpose of the building.
224. Is it possible to build a sauna according to the customer's design?
Sure. We adapt any ideas, from traditional to modern, with panoramic windows and terraces.
225. How long does it take to build a sauna?
Usually from 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the area, finish and season.
226. Are small shapes made from rounded logs?
Yes. It is an excellent material for baths and guest houses — with a pronounced "Russian" aesthetic.
227. Do you make carports?
Yes. We design and build canopies, technical modules and shelters for equipment.
228. Is it possible to connect the sauna to the central communications?
Yes. We supply water, sewerage, ventilation and electrics, taking into account the possibilities, safety standards and temperature.
229. How much does a laminated timber house cost?
The average cost starts from 700-900 USD per m2 turnkey. The final price depends on the finish, engineering and complexity.
230. Is it possible to order small molds, garden houses with delivery to another country?
Yes. We produce bath and guest kits for export — they are delivered and assembled in the same way as a full-fledged house.
231. Is it possible to buy a house in installments?
Yes. We offer flexible installment terms for production and delivery, step-by-step payment and cooperation with banks.
232. Do you work with a mortgage?
Yes. We help prepare documents for the bank, accompany clients in mortgage transactions, and select a bank for your request.
233. Is it possible to build a house according to the state program?
Yes. We participate in a number of government programs, meet the requirements for energy efficiency and certification.
234. What is the payment scheme for construction?
Usually: 30% — advance payment, 30% — before installation, 30% — after the box, 10% — upon completion. But an individual breakdown is possible.
235. What is included in the contract?
Description of the facility, terms, technical specifications, guarantees, payment, liability of the parties, delivery and installation scheme.
236. Is it possible to sign a contract remotely?
Yes. We work with electronic signatures, scanned copies and courier delivery of documents around the world.
237. What guarantees do I receive as a customer?
Legally fixed — service life, quality of materials, installation, safety. All stages are accompanied by acts and photo reports.
238. Are you helping to get a building permit?
Yes. We are preparing a project, submitting it to the architecture department, and obtaining technical specifications and a construction permit.
239. What is needed to start construction?
Your ownership of the land, the town—planning plan, the technical conditions - we will help you collect all the documents.
240. Do I need to register a house after construction?
Yes. We accompany you at the stage of registration and commissioning of the house with the relevant authorities.
241. Who issues permission to connect communications?
We. Depending on the region, we prepare technical conditions, submit applications to the electric grid, water utility, and gas services.
242. How much does it cost to obtain permits?
Depends on the region. We will provide an estimate and a schedule of costs for approvals, technical specifications and project documentation.
243. Is it possible to arrange a house as a holiday home or temporary?
Yes. We design houses for temporary residence that can easily be registered as country houses or garden houses.
244. Is it possible to build without permits?
No. We do not work without an official registration. This is important for security, insurance and further registration of the house.
245. Do you build residential housing, farming co-ops, and private farms on the land?
Yes. We adapt the project to the land category and suggest what restrictions and opportunities there are for building.
246. Who pays for the network connection?
This is the customer's task, but we undertake the design, application submission and support on behalf of the client.
247. Is it possible to pay for a part of the house in a foreign currency?
Yes. We accept payments in euros, dollars, rubles and other currencies — at the exchange rate on the date of payment, with full registration.
248. Do you provide tax documents?
Yes. All official documents: acts, invoices, invoices, certificates — are suitable for tax deduction or subsidies.
249. Are there discounts for full payment?
Yes. We offer discounts with 100% prepayment, as well as bonuses in the form of free shipping, project or engineering.
250. Is it possible to design a house as energy efficient?
Yes. We design houses corresponding to class "A" and above, with the possibility of receiving subsidies and benefits for energy-efficient housing.
251. Do you build hotels and recreation centers?
Yes. We implement projects of hotels, campsites, guest complexes, boarding houses and eco-resorts based on glued and profiled timber.
252. How is a wooden hotel better than a brick one?
Wooden hotels are built faster, warmer, more environmentally friendly and more comfortable. Guests appreciate the aroma of wood and the natural style.
253. Is it possible to build houses for rent (daily)?
Yes. We build compact and functional houses with an area of 20-80 m2, optimal for renting and glamping.
254. What is glamping and do you build such projects?
Glamping is a comfortable camping with houses. We design wooden chalets, domed houses, mini-cottages for installation in the forest or mountains.
255. How to calculate the payback of a wooden hotel?
We select the area, equipment, number of rooms, and engineering solutions for profitability. The payback period is from 3 to 7 years.
256. Are there any restrictions on the area of commercial buildings?
No. We build buildings from 20 m2 to 1500+ m2. It is possible to combine buildings, halls, restaurants, and spas.
257. Do you provide projects for the hotel business?
Yes. We have ready-made standard solutions, and we also create individual architectural projects taking into account the flow, zoning and fire requirements.
258. Is it possible to use such houses in the mountains or near the water?
Yes. We design taking into account wind, snow and humidity loads. Examples are houses in Europe, Kamchatka, and on the shores of lakes.
259. Are there any successful projects in other countries?
Yes. Our wooden complexes operate in Poland, Lithuania, Germany, the Czech Republic, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia and the UAE.
260. How is heating organized in hotels made of timber?
We use central heating (boilers, heat pumps) or autonomous systems in each room (underfloor heating, electric panels).
261. Is it possible to include a restaurant, a sauna, a SPA in the project?
Yes. We design catering areas, baths, saunas, massage rooms, swimming pools — with engineering, ventilation and decoration.
262. Do you build administrative and office buildings?
Yes. We build offices, showrooms, conference rooms, reception rooms - from 40 to 600 m2 or more.
263. Do you make modular shopping pavilions?
Yes. We design and produce modular shops, coffee shops, kiosks, summer cafes and craft pavilions.
264. Is it possible to install a wooden glamping without a foundation?
Yes. We make lightweight structures on screw piles or adjustable supports — suitable for natural areas.
265. What finishing materials are used in commercial projects?
Wear-resistant coatings: moisture-resistant laminate, tiles, decorative plaster, wood with reinforced impregnation.
266. What about fire safety in hotels?
We design an evacuation system, install fire doors, alarm system, fire-resistant wiring and wood protection.
267. Is it possible to connect a wooden hotel to automation?
Yes. We integrate access systems, lighting, video surveillance, temperature control and online booking.
268. How to maintain such buildings?
Minimal maintenance — renovation of the facade every 5 years, annual inspection of ventilation, communications and furniture.
269. Is it possible to export the hotel?
Yes. We produce and ship house kits for commercial use with certification, packaging and installation supervision.
270. Are you helping with a business plan or marketing?
We can connect business, architecture, and marketing partners. As well as provide ready-made cases and presentations for investors.
271. Is a wooden house suitable for a harsh climate?
Yes. We design houses for up to 30 °C. Insulation, gaskets, windows and engineering are adapted to a specific climate.
272. Is it possible to build a house in the permafrost zone?
Yes. You can use raised foundations, insulated floors, and ventilated structures — for example, in Yakutia or Canada.
273. How does a timber behave at high humidity?
Glued timber is resistant to moisture due to drying and dense structure. With proper finishing and ventilation, deformations do not occur.
274. What should I do if the site is in a swampy area?
We design pile-grillwork foundations, use waterproofing, geotextiles, drainage and a ventilated basement.
275. Is it possible to build in the mountains?
Yes. We take into account the slope, soil rocks, snow and wind loads, and use adapted foundations and inclined roofs.
276. How to protect a house from strong winds?
The project includes strong rafter systems, reinforced strapping and rigid fastening of all structures.
277. Are your homes suitable for humid subtropics?
Yes. We have designed and built houses for Georgia, Abkhazia, Montenegro, Indonesia. Thermal protection and moisture-proof finishes are used.
278. Which foundation should I use on a rock or rocky ground?
Either adjustable piles (drilling piles), or a concrete cushion on top of the leveled area. We are adapting the project to the terrain.
279. Is it possible to build without access to networks?
Yes. We design fully autonomous homes: solar panels, wells, septic tanks, backup heating and generators.
280. How to plan the wintering of a house without tenants?
We install an anti-freezing system: circuit heating, minimal heating, remote temperature control.
281. What to do when the groundwater level is high?
We raise the house on stilts or a slab, do waterproofing, and, if necessary, design drainage and storm drains.
282. How to protect a house from ice and snow?
The slope of the roof is selected according to the SNIP. We install snow holders, heated gutters, and anti-suction systems.
283. Does the septic tank freeze in the cold?
No, with the right depth of the bookmark, insulation and constant use. We use bio-purification systems with winter protection.
284. Is it possible to build a house on an island?
Yes. We supply the kits by sea or by air. The packaging adapts to the delivery conditions, and assembly is possible by a local team.
285. Do you make wind protection for your home?
Yes. We design windscreens, vapor barriers and gaskets, which is especially important in the mountains and on the coast.
286. Is it possible to live in a house without an electrical connection?
Yes. We offer solar-powered solutions with batteries, generators and a backup power system.
287. How to ensure ventilation in conditions of high humidity?
A supply and exhaust system with heat recovery, hygromountable valves and proper finishing are essential for subtropical areas.
288. Are there any temperature restrictions for building a house?
We build all year round. The restrictions apply only to wet processes (concrete, finishing) — in case of frosts below -10 °C, additives and insulation are used.
289. Is it possible to adapt the project for a desert or a hot climate?
Yes. We use reflective facades, ventilated roofs, overheating protection, dense shade and autonomous cooling.
290. How to ensure reliable waterproofing of the foundation?
We use coating and roll waterproofing, XPS insulation, drainage and backfilling according to standards — proven in practice.
291. Is it possible to make an elevator in a wooden house?
Yes. We design the shaft for the elevator in advance, install compact lifts — electric or hydraulic, especially important for elderly residents.
292. Do you do panoramic floor-to-ceiling glazing?
Yes. We integrate glass walls, sliding systems, and corner stained glass windows, while maintaining thermal insulation and structural stability.
293. Is it possible to build a house with a basement?
Yes. We design recessed floors, both technical and residential. We take into account waterproofing, ventilation and water drainage.
294. Is a winter garden available in a wooden house?
Yes. We create heated winter gardens, terraces, greenhouses with glazing, ventilation and microclimate.
295. Is it possible to build an observation tower or a second light?
Yes. We design turrets, mezzanines, open staircases, galleries and two—light living rooms - this gives the house character.
296. Do you make houses with a helipad?
During the construction of the hotel in the UAE, the site was located next to the building — with a concrete base, fencing and lighting.
297. Is it possible to design a house with an underground garage?
Yes. We design the entrance, ventilation, insulation, waterproofing and entrance ramp taking into account all standards.
298. Do you install bio fireplaces or wood-burning fireplaces?
Yes. At the request of the client, we integrate any type of fireplace: classic with a chimney, electric, biofuel.
299. Is it possible to make a glass floor in the house?
Yes. We use laminated glass panels in combination with a metal frame — safely and effectively.
300. Do you do antique decoration?
Yes. We artificially age the beams, use aged boards, imitation chopped walls, patination and forged elements.
301. Is it possible to build a house with an indoor swimming pool?
Yes. We design rooms for a swimming pool with ventilation, waterproofing, dehumidification and heating systems.
302. Do you make houses in the style of chalets or Alpine huts?
Yes. This is one of our flagship styles: powerful outrigger roofs, natural stone, large terraces, panoramic windows.
303. Is it possible to use bamboo or cork in the interior?
Yes. We use natural decorative panels, cork floors and wallpaper, bamboo elements at the request of the client.
304. Is it possible to build a wine cellar in the house?
Yes. We design utility rooms with humidity control, ventilation and lighting, both built—in and separate.
305. Do you make stairs with lighting and glass fences?
Yes. We manufacture customized stairs with built-in LED lighting, glass railings and chiseled balusters.
306. Is it possible to connect the house to the smart home system?
Yes. We integrate control of lighting, heating, security, video surveillance, curtains, ventilation — locally and remotely.
307. Do you make inlaid or carved elements?
Yes. We cooperate with woodworkers, we produce carved facades, door portals, handmade furniture.
308. Is it possible to build a garage into a wooden house?
Yes. We design garages in the same style, with heating, automatic gates and sound insulation from residential areas.
309. Do you make green roofs?
Yes. We implement green roofs (extensive and intensive), taking into account the load, drainage, waterproofing and plant selection.
310. Is it possible to design a house with a secret room or a safe?
Yes. There are such requests. We design hidden rooms, armored areas, built-in safes and secure vaults.
311. Where do you produce at home?
At our own factory in Vitebsk region, equipped with modern European machines and drying chambers.
312. What kind of wood do you build from?
Northern spruce and pine are slow—growing, dense, with minimal tariness and a long service life.
313. What stages does the wood go through before shipment?
Drying, planing, sizing, gluing (for glued beams), profiling, facing, drilling, labeling, packaging.
314. What is the moisture content of the finished laminated timber?
About 10-12%. This is the optimal indicator for geometry stability and minimal shrinkage.
315. How long does it take to produce a house kit?
From 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the volume, complexity and workload of the production.
316. Which machines do you use?
WEINIG, Hundegger, Biesse — automated lines for profiling, milling, fitting and precision control.
317. Do you control the moisture content of the tree at every stage?
Yes. We use moisture meters and automatic control systems — before, during and after drying.
318. What is quality control in production?
This is a check of raw materials, connections, geometry, assembly schemes, packaging — everything is documented and accompanied by photo reports.
319. Is it possible to come to the factory and see the production?
Yes. We conduct guided tours, show you the warehouse, drying complex, machine tools and ready-made kits.
320. What is a radial saw and do you use it?
Yes. We select radial wood — it is stronger, more stable, cracks less and does not warp.
321. How automated is the process?
80-90%. CNC machines, robots, and laser marking are used, but there is also manual control and finishing by craftsmen.
322. Where do you buy glue for glued beams?
We use certified PUR glue from European manufacturers (AkzoNobel), safe for housing.
323. How many employees are in production?
Up to 40 specialists: technologists, machine operators, warehouse workers, packers, quality controllers.
324. Is it possible to order an individual timber profile?
Yes. We produce a profile according to your design, both classic Finnish and non—standard design.
325. How is the accuracy of the assembly on site ensured?
Each element is marked, wiring diagrams are attached, and the tolerances on the parts are not more than 1 mm.
326. What is included in the package?
Walls, floors, rafter system, hardware, installation drawings, product passport, instructions and assembly diagram.
327. How is the kit packaged?
Piecemeal in bags, tied, closed with a membrane, stacked on pallets or timber, protected from precipitation and mechanical damage.
328. Do you mass-produce at home?
Yes. We have standard projects that can be adapted and put into production with minimal deadlines.
329. How many projects can you produce at the same time?
Up to 3-5 house kits per month. Production is scaled to meet the needs.
330. Is there a trial assembly before shipment?
Yes. We assemble complex components in production, check connections, label, photograph — this guarantees accuracy on the construction site.
331. What does the turnkey service include?
Project, foundation, house kit, assembly, roof, windows, engineering systems, decoration, landscaping — you get a ready-made house that you can move into.
332. Where does the construction start?
With the selection or development of a project, the conclusion of a contract, the approval of a schedule, geological surveys and the design of the foundation.
333. How long does the entire construction cycle last?
On average, it takes 3-6 months: from signing the contract to delivery. With full equipment and clear logistics — up to 90 days.
334. Who controls the construction process?
Our foreman and engineer, as well as the supervision of the architect. The customer receives regular photo and video reports.
335. Is it possible to change the project at the construction stage?
It is possible if the items have not been produced yet. After starting production or starting assembly, changes are limited.
336. How is the construction schedule formed?
We create a detailed calendar schedule with milestones, deadlines, weather buffers and dependencies — everything is fixed in the contract.
337. Who is responsible for purchasing materials?
We purchase everything we need according to estimates, from concrete to foam. You can control the composition and brands of the materials used.
338. Who works at the site?
Our certified installers, electricians, plumbers, finishers. Everyone works according to the company's quality standards.
339. How is the construction workflow conducted?
Certificates of completed works, acceptance statements, photo recordings, construction log — everything is transparent and transmitted to the client.
340. Is it possible to pay in stages?
Yes. The construction is divided into stages: foundation, box, roof, engineering, finishing — each part is paid upon completion.
341. Who organizes the supply of water, light, sewage?
We. We connect to existing networks or design autonomous solutions with full documentation.
342. What if it rains or snows during construction?
We protect materials, use temporary shelters, adjust the schedule without loss of quality — weather risks are provided.
343. How can I monitor the construction remotely?
You get photos, videos, and graphs. On request, there is an online broadcast from the camera at the site or regular calls with the foreman.
344. Where are materials and tools stored during construction?
A temporary container or utility block is placed on the site. All materials are protected from moisture and marked.
345. Is it possible to place a trailer or a trailer during construction?
Yes. We provide temporary housing for the team or arrange it through a client, depending on the conditions of the site.
346. Do you do landscaping after the construction is completed?
Yes. We offer path laying, blind area, lawn, drainage, septic tanks, terraces, landscape elements.
347. What happens after the construction is completed?
Acceptance of the facility, signing of the final act, transfer of keys and warranty documents, instruction on operation.
348. Is it possible to order cleaning and check-in?
Yes. We offer final cleaning, furniture placement, curtains, decor, connection of equipment — "check-in in 1 day".
349. Do you provide technical supervision services for independent construction?
Yes. Our engineer can supervise an outside team, check the stages, keep a log and deliver the object to you on behalf of Archiline.
350. What is included in the quality control at the construction site?
Checking mortgages, geometry, tightness, fasteners, materials, hidden work. Each stage is being accepted with certificates and photos.
AQ. Post-warranty service, updates and support
351. Do you provide service support after the construction is completed?
Yes. We offer maintenance, inspection, consultations and operational assistance both in Belarus and abroad.
352. Is the site visit included in the escort service?
Yes. Upon request, we send a specialist to inspect, identify defects, prevent and measure the renovation of the house.
353. How often should prevention be done?
We recommend once every 1-2 years: visual inspection of the facade, locks, windows, sealant, ventilation and decoration. This avoids costly repairs.
354. Are you updating the facade and exterior painting?
Yes. We carry out repainting, sanding, repair of decorative elements, restoration of sealing and antiseptic treatment.
355. Is it possible to replace windows and doors in 5-10 years?
Yes. We offer replacement with modern energy-efficient windows, warm entrance doors, double-glazed windows with sun protection and sound insulation.
356. Do you carry out reconstruction and redevelopment?
Yes. We analyze the load-bearing structures and make safe changes: combining rooms, adding stairs, bay windows, and attics.
357. Are you upgrading engineering systems?
Yes. We are updating boiler rooms, electrics, air conditioning, ventilation, and introducing a smart home and water filtration systems.
358. Is it possible to add a floor or terrace to an existing house?
Yes. Our architects will adapt the project, and the installers will integrate the new structures safely and aesthetically.
359. Do you do insulation or wall upgrades?
Yes. We are strengthening the thermal insulation outside and inside, installing warm slopes, sealing joints and replacing wall-to-wall materials.
360. What should I do if the house has shrunk?
We will check the nodes, adjust the doors and windows, tighten the joints. In houses made of glued beams, shrinkage is minimal, but we insure it as well.
361. Do you renovate old houses?
Yes. We restore houses made of timber, logs and frames: we replace damaged elements, update the roof, trim, foundation.
362. Is it possible to redo the facade of the house in a different style?
Yes. We are changing the architectural look: plaster, wood, fiber cement, stone, paint — in the style of scandi, barnhouse, chalet or classic.
363. Do you install modern awnings, verandas, glass extensions?
Yes. We design and implement structures made of wood, aluminum and glass, including glazed winter areas.
364. Are you replacing the roof?
Yes. We replace the old coating with metal, flexible tiles, and folding, insulate the attic floor and strengthen the rafters if necessary.
365. Can you service houses built by another company?
Yes. After the inspection, we will take the house for maintenance and modernization if there is a project or a technical passport.
366. Is there an online consultation after the house is rented?
Yes. You can contact us via video, mail, messengers — our engineers will advise on operation and repair.
367. How do I make an appointment for a routine home check?
Contact us through the website (for example, through the form on archiline2004.com or ownwoodenhouse.com ), and we will coordinate the engineer's departure.
368. Are you updating the interior?
Yes. We are updating floor coverings, wallpapers, decorative finishes, installing built-in furniture and storage systems.
369. Is it possible to replace engineering systems without dismantling the walls?
In most cases, yes. We are building new communications in existing niches, attics, and storage boxes.
370. Is there a guarantee for the renovation work?
Yes. We provide a warranty for repair and finishing works — from 6 months to 3 years, depending on the type of service.
FAQ. Clients and Scenarios: who builds wooden houses and why
371. Who most often orders wooden houses?
Families with children, young couples, pensioners, owners of tourist businesses, summer residents, investors and foreigners looking for an eco-friendly, warm home and a new country.
372. Why do families with children choose wooden houses?
Because of safety, microclimate, lack of allergies and aesthetics. Children feel comfortable in a warm natural space.
373. What is important for pensioners when choosing a house?
Simple layout, 1st floor, no stairs, energy efficiency, minimal maintenance. We design with age-specific needs in mind.
374. Do you have any houses for rent?
Yes. We build mini-houses for Airbnb, glamping and tourism — from 20 m2, fast assembly, high payback.
375. Do customers from abroad contact you?
Yes. More than 50% of our orders are exported to Germany, Poland, France, Lithuania, Italy, UAE
376. Do you build houses for seasonal living?
Yes. We design compact, simple houses for spring and autumn with the possibility of subsequent retrofitting and insulation.
377. Which house do farmers and farm owners choose?
More often — houses with utility units, canopies, workshops, garage, sauna and autonomous engineering.
378. Do you work at home for remote work and living in the country?
Yes. We take into account the office, fast Internet, energy efficiency, underfloor heating, space for a generator and a smart home system.
379. Which houses are popular with European customers?
Chalet-style houses, minimalism, barnhouse. Emphasis on environmental friendliness, energy efficiency, modern architecture and CE certification.
380. Which homes do families with young children prefer?
They are single-storey, with an open kitchen-living room, underfloor heating, a separate laundry room, safe stairs and a spacious terrace.
381. Who orders glamping projects?
Private investors, hoteliers, and farmsteads. They are often owners of land plots near lakes, forests, and hiking trails.
382. Do you make retirement homes?
Yes. We design "houses for life": without stairs, with wide doorways, and the ability to connect an alarm button.
383. What type of houses do IT specialists choose more often?
Modern barnhouse or Scandinavian style, energy efficient, with autonomy, smart home and work area.
384. Is it possible to order a cottage without decoration and live in the summer?
Yes. We build houses "under the box", which can be insulated and equipped later. Great for country villages and farming co-ops.
385. Who orders houses with panoramic windows?
Urban residents who want to move out of town, rental investors, creative people who value light and space.
386. Do you have houses for rent at sea?
Yes. We supply houses to Montenegro, Bulgaria, Italy, Georgia — adapted to the hot climate and high humidity.
387. Do you do projects for businesses?
Yes. We design and build cafes, offices, showrooms, small productions, and even recording studios.
388. What do couples without children prefer?
Compact houses of 60-90 m2 with open space, fireplace, master bedroom, sauna and panoramic windows.
389. Is it possible to order a house as a gift project (for parents, children)?
Yes. We had orders "from children to parents" — we take into account generational needs, style and delivery time for the holidays.
390. Do you build houses for permanent residence in the village?
Yes. We design energy-efficient houses with autonomous utilities, wood-burning heating and minimal maintenance costs.
FAQ. Frequently asked uncomfortable or direct questions
391. Why is it more expensive at your place than at your neighbor's or on a neighboring website?
Because we use dried wood, European equipment, certified glue, reliable crews and guarantees. We do not cheapen at the expense of quality.
392. Are you sure you won't abandon the project in the middle?
No. We have official contracts, warranty obligations, an international reputation, and thousands of completed facilities.
393. Why should I trust you?
Because we have been building houses since 2004, exporting products to 10+ countries, have our own production facilities, architects, engineers, and do not hide a single contact.
394. How are you better than other manufacturers of glued beams?
Foreigners trust us. We have our own drying plant, German equipment, export quality control, CE certification and flexible service.
395. How much does the cheapest house cost?
The minimum set is from 15,000—20,000 € for a boxed house. But we don't build "just to assemble" — even the most inexpensive project will be of high quality.
396. Why doesn't your timber crack?
Because we use a multi-layer glued structure and adhere to the technology of drying and gluing without haste.
397. Do you give a "kickback" to architects or foremen?
All bonuses are available only through official discounts and loyalty programs.
398. Can everything be done cheaper?
It is possible — due to a smaller area, a typical project, simplified engineering, and reduced finishes. We will select a solution for your budget.
399. What if the construction is delayed?
We specify the terms in the contract. In case of delay, compensation for services. But we almost always fit in.
400. Why don't you build houses out of raw timber?
Because it violates our principle of building with high quality. We don't want customers to live with cracks, shrinkage, and skewed windows a year from now.
401. Do you have real reviews, not fake ones?
Yes. We provide customer contacts by agreement, invite you to guided tours of facilities under construction, and post video feedback.
402. Can I come and see your production?
Yes. We conduct guided tours of the production, warehouse, and ready-made kits and equipment. We have nothing to hide.
403. Who is responsible if there are problems after 2 years?
We. If this is a warranty case, we fix it for free. If it is post—warranty, we provide solutions, advise, and help.
404. Why is shipping so expensive?
Because we are transporting a large cargo, certified, in a package. We deliver to Europe, Asia, the Middle East — with all the documents.
405. Why is shipping not included in the house price?
Because it depends on the location, route, currency and season. We calculate it separately, transparently and without extra charge.
406. What if I don't like it?
We approve everything in advance: the project, the facade, the materials, the layout, the color. Nothing will go into production without your final consent.
407. Is it possible to build cheaper yourself?
Yes — if you are a builder, engineer, designer, supplier and foreman all rolled into one. But mistakes often cost more than the services of professionals.
408. What if the project doesn't work, will you refund the money?
Designing is a separate service. But if you are building with us, we will include the project in the price and take this into account in the contract.
409. Do you have discounts for regular customers or relatives?
Yes. We offer affiliate programs, family discounts, repeat order bonuses, as well as a "house + bathhouse" at a special price.
410. Why don't you make houses with metal frames, SIP or foam blocks?
Because we are experts in wood. We know it as a constructive, warm and living material. Doing everything means not doing anything well.
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